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BYLAWS

!. said Policemen and Night-watchman shnI
work under the directions and supervision of ,li,l
Superintendent of Police. They shall be- ana M
main on duty within the territory assigned them
by him, and during such portions Of me dav al
night as nc may prescribe.
>. said Superintendent Of Police SHAH TAX
charge o. direct and supervise said policcinDu
and night Waterman, and assign IT, them respect
lively such territory, and fix for each without par
TALLY, such periods of time for duty as in I..
opinion VIII best secure the public trauquiIitr
and welfare
3. Said policemen, night watcLuan and sa
perIntcndcut Of police. shall during their hour.
pectiTe territory and frequent such localities aur
places aS to them appear most likely to rcqujr,
their presence remaining ont of doors so much 49,
the time Is CONSTANT with strict and cgrrf5I
viii best enable them o. detect any violation
81 law HHc,ljF"able iTes, or approaching DANCE
of any kind.
T. said policemen, night WatCbmau ana Supor
I intendcut of Polio. shall forthwith arrest an,
party by them discovered in the act Of cnmui.
ting offence against the law. and If said otfrU.-
be other than Simply iuUpEicatiou they shall D..
sOou practical, take such offender before som.
Justice of the Peace for trial or examination
parties arrested by them for simply iutpxfcaffnI
il 1t be the first offence, and they offer no resist
I aucc and their place Of residence be a-cfrtajurd
shall be taken To- their respective homes: othos-
wise they shall be dealt with the same ~ otI,y
offenders rs herein before -et forth
s. said policemen. night Waterman and Surc-
lntenacut OF Police, are strictly forbidden h
slIlht1 lAttL N''I4ilt4 OF tttIN iFFt1t
son ~ them arrested unless said person Ofc-s
forcible resistance, OF the same De necessary f..
their own protection
G. said policemen, night Waterman and sumo
inteUdcut ui Police are likewise forbidden to rllr
at cards or other games To loiter I'm saloons la,
rooms or other places or be under the futlueue.
! of liquor while on duty.
l. said policemen. night wa5chman ana gurrr
intcudrut Of Police, are likewise forbidden 10 Ia 3D.
or receive any money or other thing from sr..-
person WhDmsneTcr in consideration of their.
framing from a-rc-tiug any offender or all1.fls.
them to escape after arrest, for other reggie.
Of duty
Any such policeman, night Waterman or S1ro.
lnteudeut Of police negtgctiGG or refusing Ia con.
ply with, or fn7 violating any of the provision,
/ the foregoing Bylaws, shall be forthwith d.
charged and otherwise dealt with ACCORDING 4.
law.
Z. p. MCLEAN, Chairman
4. J. NCRAE.
G. f. FREY
Board Of Town Supervisor.
Dated April %, 1857.
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Health Marks.

\ bright eye, clear skin, glowing
features, animated expression, and a
quick, firm step. These are all secur-
ed by using DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
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1t Is remarkable the number of
family men who have business which
calls them from town for few days,
along about the first of May, just when
the carpets need shaking, the stove
needs backing, etc Bat we are in
hard luck this spring. The souiless
railroad corporations have taken our
passes from Us AMI we have no money,
hence we have TO stay at home and
face the muoic-and the cold drcary
wood-shcd dinners. Poverty is honor
able, no doubt, but mighty inconven-
lent At house cleaning time.
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Mr.. Peter f. Bradshaw, Treasur.
er of the Douglas County Street Rail
way company, inform US that this line
Of road connecting the old and new
Supporters VII surely b. built this
season, and that the money is now all
in bank ready to begin operations and
that work on same will begin shortly
We are glad to hear it. The road is
needed, and it will soon pay a good
dividend to its operators and prove
strong bond to hold the two ends Of
our long town together and convince
all Of the faIIacy Of disunion.
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The Superior Times.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Two Dollars Year, in Advance,
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY AND CITY.
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1887.

SATURDAY, MAY Il, 1887.
West Superior is to have a dairy
farm. a good idea.
-Clean up your yards and make
things look neat and clean.
Ed. Rubyour has closed his meat
market for the summer months.
We have not heard a good fish
story yet this spring. What has gone
wrong?
Mr.. Richard Ref, of st. Paul,
was in the city this week locking after
his real estate interests.
%. A. Britton, who has been alb
sent some weeks, returned Wednesday
evening for 4 few days
A very fine line of China and
glassware may be found at S. +.
Tubbs' place on Second street.
Remember the opening ball at the
Bay View house in West Superior
next Wednesday the 18th inst.
The hotel committe tells us that
the prospects are favorable for secur-
ing that much needed institution.
Nav tnl,oro,b;o ,.,,,,,,,., I :, g.,
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Presiding Elder Bushnell informs
us by letter, that the Rev. w. H.
Locke, of Minneapolis, formerly of the
Rock River, H., NJ. e. Conference,
will preach at West Superior to-mor-
row, Sunday 10Th and will confer with
the people there, and if all things on
both sides are satisfactory, he will re-
main there and enter upon active
work for the balance of the confer
encc year. The services will probab-
~ be in the school house as usual,
and rs it is matter in which all are
interested, the attendance should be
large.
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IA
the County Treasurer, of Douglas County. State O
WISCONSIN,, this sixteenth day Of April, 1857
VINCENT COURNOYER
County Treasurer.
Ee-Sec foot note
TOWNSHIP OF SUPERIOR.
West First Street.
Lots, II, lG, 81, 49, Is, ~ 81, 49, 100, 1873
40 la ~, 2l9 20 227 219 20 go, 257, 80 Isl
30 j., 81 80, 5l' 3l }3a ;iy 81, So, as 49,
- 70, 80, 49, i55, az, 40 49d, 49l, 5OJ, $40
West 2d street.
Lots-1, 70, u, 70 all l7s, 2l7, 26l 263, 2Sl, 293
all Of 81 5 30, 81, 3js 10, AZ, 10, 49, iG5
West 3D. street
Lots-fr a of lot /, all of So 81, %, 81
lyh loo l51, 10 100, IL, l7y, 49, -Dl, 20i, ~
20 rs, ~, 22l, und - 2l2, all 30, 30l, 81
I59, fr Isl.
West ith street
Lots II, loG III, Ia3, 1919 2ol. 286 2}8, 2iS 30I
SOB, 80, so, 80, Sol so, .il9, r$4 i42
West 9TH street.
Lots 81 % us. TO, ~, 49, 21a. 20, 3 Of III
al Of 2i9 al, 20, 2Nj 81, t2bt 81, y 81, all
West 9th Street
Lots-lS Is 50, 50, ST. I03, 10, ~ 12i, I26. I2S
$50, los 10 10 $50, 400, ~ 2oi rs, 2i5, %, 80
West 7th street
Lots u y, 26. y, 81 -, 50. 50, 100, 173. 175
lSS, 23i, - -, 81 III, ~, 2ol @y 3ll 3l3, 3l5
81. 81, 800, aGl, 30.
West sth street.
Let's a. $, S. l3I, 1876, l&S. l63. 100, 2ll
~, -! - 200, 2ja 20, 2o5 80 ~, 29j, 3D. ai9
West 9TH street
Lots-i, -, q, u, Is, Il, -, Il. lO2, lot
100 los no. 1pl, o2, 2u7 - 2il 2l2, Zl5, 10, 2l7
20, ~, 80, -, 80, 80, $50, 'Ll of 800
'ij, % 1'O, all 3I|, 80
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Town IS, Range l

NOTICE.-In the foregoing statement the fol-
lowing ahreyiatious are used. II for north tOI
south, { for east, W for west, ind for undivided.
fr. for fraction for acre DIES for description, sec
for section.
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Two or three weeks since Prof. |.
W. Gates resigned his position aspirin
cipal of the Uppertown school, after
service of many years duration. On
Friday of last week his old scholars
and new, some of the former now men
and women of families and business
cares, gave banquet in his honor at
the school house, and during the even
ing Mr., Gates was not a little srrpris-
ed when his pupils presented him with
an elegant gold watch and chain, as a
token Of the respect and esteem in
which they held him. The occasion
was very pleasant one, and will eyer
remain IA green spot in lifes desert,
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To RENT-House No. 31j West
2nd street, and rooms in the Quebec
House 322 west 1st street. Also a
Of volumes Wisconsin Session
Laws and Sulky Plow best make.
JAS :. RITCHIE.
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TOWNsrTE OF WEST SUPERIOR, THIRD
DIVISION

DIAGRAM LOTS-TOWN 70, RANGE II, AS
per Iiber .'F:, Page Dos.
Lots-w1a of Il. undivided half Of 90 NJ Of
81, all Of 49, ei2 Of 3D. all Of l6l, nwl 10, VIZ
of 1JJ, all OF Dos, 2l9 2l2
CONNORS POINT.
IND. p Of 81 . Of lot 3 part Of lot bounded on
the SouthWeSterly side 10y the centre line of the
common highway ON said Point, on the south
casterly side by line drawn across said lot par
aIlcl with the southe3StpTly boundary of said lot
and distant theTcirum 2l3 I2-lOJ feet measured on
castcriy side 10y the bay of Superior, and on the
nOrthWeStcrly side by a line drawn across said
lot 9 parallel with the sGutheaStcrly boundary
thereof, and containing l6lcu acres and building.
Part OF lots and 10. ofConuor'S Point described
as follows. viZ:-Bouuded the soUthweSteriy
side by the centre line of the common highway
of said Point, on the SOuthet~tCrly side by line
drawn across said lot parallel with the south
elStcrly boundary of said lot 3 and distant there
from 505 12-lo0 feet measured on the centre line
uf said highway, on the nOrthCastCriy side by the
BAY of Superior and on the nOrthwCStCrly side
with and AT distance OF 66 12-lO0 feet from the
southeasteTy boundary line of said lot meas
urcd on the centre line of the common highway
aforesaid, containing 4I-1OO acres.
\ piece of land being part oflots sand Connors
Point described as follows viz: Bounded on the
s0uthweStcrly side 10y the centre line of the com
mon highway on COuHurs point. on the north
westerly side by line drawn parallel to and at a
distance Of GfI2 links nOTthwcSterly from the
boundary between said lots s. 9. on the northeast
erly side by the centre line of the Northern Paci
tic railroad track, on the sOuthcasterly side by
line drawn parallel to and at a distance OF 1925
links Southeastcrly from the boundary line be
tween said lots and measured on the centre
line of the common highway aforesaid containing
p lUOacres.
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A Miss Peterson gave birth to a
fine boy baby last Monday night, and
the little fellow would like to find a
father to carry him about nights when
he has the collie. 1t is limited that the
last parent might be found at this end
OF town without much trouble.
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Special values in Black and Colored Eha-
danes. Surahs and eros Grains at 4
Extra fine COlored Faille Franchise $50
Extra fine Black Fable Franchise Sl35, Sl5C
500
Combination Plaid silk Velvets. only 81
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-Alonzo Palmer Post, No. G. A.
L. have issued a call for meeting to
be held at West Superior this, Satur-
day evening, May 18th. All Grand
Army men are invited to be present
as arrangements viii be made at this
meeting for decorating the graves of
onr fallen comrades, on the Both inst.
The meeting will be held at the J. d.
Robes Lumber and Real Estate Of
fee.
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WASH GOODS.
WHITE GOODS,

French Satincs, new designs % cents.
German Dress Linens. 81 g. 4gc.. l5c
Crlukle Sccrsuchcrs. &c. Sc. Pie. up
ZcnLNr Ginrhams imnnrfn1 nIIl Do
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BLACK FRENCH DRESS GOOCS.

New importations for Spring trade Specia
values al 70 cents. % cents - cents. Sl00, u -
81 90
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GALL on Miss Johnson the mil
liner for the latest in hats ard bonnets.
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Azof Street.
Blocks-G8, y.
Boden street.
Bocks-S3.
Simcoe street.
Amazon street.
Ponchartrain Street.
Blocks-l09
Peninsula Avenue
Blocks-7s, Sc So all of 100, e1aof no. all of 113
ELY's ADDITION TO THE TOWN SITE OF
SUPERIOR.
West ID street
Lots-fr 4s6, fr 4ss fr 400, all of 1872 fr 1876 fr
49o, Fl. So, fr. 5J2, Fl. 594, fr. 500
West 81 street
Lots-fr = of 10 fr u of act, fr "A of 4G6, fr -
of i6s all OF IT. "a 476 AS 4,0, 4S, 49, lS5 4S4
1876 49,, 4oS, 49, f9s, jO6, Fl. - 500, Fl 3 5ll
West 18th street.
LOts-iG0 400, 40 1875 500, 502 50i, 5OG, sos, SO
5l2, 5I4, 5Is, 90. 526, 52o. 80. j32
West 9Th street.
L0ts-i32 4ig, 45l, 49, 4j5, 400, f6s, fr q of j64.
West 9th street
Lots-i33 4S5, Alb, 4i5 Al, sos fr. IS of 565, fr
West 9TH street
Lots-fr 379, all of III, 525.
West sth street.
Lots-i58, 4S3, 553 535, 5i1, fr "a COO fr % COZ
fir Is ofG0S.
West 9th street
Lots-i09 AL, 4l3, 49, l25, 427, 521, 523 525, 527
West 10th street.
Lots-i5G 497, 553, fr % SOL
West llth street
Lots-1G6, 4Gs, 40 Az 800, 5o7 500, OIL
West 18th street
Lots-Fr II9, all $50 4gl, fr SO 5l7.
TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN.
Lot 10 in block , lot II in block > lot 6 in blk s
lot in blk H. lot in blk II, lots and i'll blk If
lots !, -, and 10 in Il, lot 10 fr in block 49,
TOWNsITE OF SUPERIOR CITY.
Lot 4fr in block >, lots /, , 3. T. ;. block 9
lots . B. in block TO- lots l. Il, = = - 10 in blk u
NV of lot , and all off, III D. lots g. 7,,Wl2 of :
ali OF 10 in block % und of lot ., undl Of lot i
in block y lots J. > 3, IN block 3D. lot D. III blk -
lots /, D. in block -, lots in block A. lot III
block 81 lots l. III block o. lot in 80, lot IN 6}
lots /, p ., 10 in block o. lot ID in block g. lO
IN Blk o., lOt in blk 10 und = of lot 3, oil Of
and III block So lot l. , in blk lUj lots Q, 10 in
block lU6, uud Z, Of block lUS lot In block 1903
lot D. . in block III, lot 2ir, 5lrin block ~
ROY'S ADDITION TO THE TOWNSHIP OF
SUPERIOR.
Bay Street.
Lots-sfr 9fr in block Is, lot T. ;, 6 in blk 20.
Second street.
Lots-lf, y, in block IS, lots = 5, 9 in block 20
fir OF block - - of lot l. - Of lot a Of lot , "a
OF lot :, "a of lot 3 of lot g. "a Of lot !, q oflot
u oflot s. q Of lot ) II Of lot 6, "a OF lot g. III
block A. Cnd "a oflot q of lot J. u Of lot , OF
lot "a Of lot ), Is Of lot s. ~ Of lot T. u Of lot T. =
q lot = Of lot 3, q OflUtG q Of lot o. III block
n, lot in block ~
Fourth street
Lots, S. q 10 Il in block s.
Filth street.
Lott, in block 81.
Sixth Street
Lot in block S.
Superior Street.
Lots, in block 10, lots /, ,, g. in block Ill
Cedar street.
Lots, s. 10 in block no. lots 1, ), 6, in block
IL, /, 3, G in block ll3
IrOWNSITE OF WEST SUPERIOR,
FIRST DIVISION.
Part Of lot I. Sc" 10. Town 70, Range II, lying
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Is USNMNSS CARDS,
PHYSICIANS.

III Z. LAFFITTE, SURGEON DENTIST-Front
II. rooms over Bank of Superior corner Becker
Avenue and Second Street
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Economic Way Of Raising Potatoes.

A most successful way of raising po-
tatoes in the South is by planting them
in what is called ''lazy bed" which
is done by applying manure very heay-
lily in the rows and then covering the
wht'ie bed with straw, leaves, corn
stake, or any coarse litter. BY this
plan, no working or wedding is re-
quired and the growth is not stopped
by the first hot, dry weather, as the
ground Is kept cool and moist which
greatly increase the yield OF the pota-
toes and makes them, OF much better
quality. 80 -
A good plan, by which several OBJ
jects are combined, is to select field
which is to be sown TO wheat next fall,
and fence In as much as will make a
good sized feeding lot for cows and
sheep. In this enclosure feed all OF the
corn stalks. The following spring take
the adjoining land for potatoes; pillow
well; then lay of three or four rows at
q time on tho side furthest from the
COW pen. Make the burrows deep ;
drop tho potatoes at good distance
apart and fill the furrow up entirely
with coarse manure, keeping on in this
! way until all are planted. The object
in planting only few rows at time is
to avoid running the manure wagon
over the burrows, as that would destroy
them. After the field IS all planted,
rake with n hay or stalk rake the stalks
from the COW pen on the potato plot,
SO that the covering will be foot thick
after setting. This is all that Ia needed
until harvest, when the stalks are
raked from the potatoes and thinly
spread over the wheat field to be pillow
ed under. The potatoes can be gath
cred without digging, as they will
either be on the top of the ground OF
In the loose manure. In the South pc.
tatoes raised in this way may be left
in the ground all winter and gathered
in perfect condition In the spring.
| The conditions OF success with this
method are, to use plenty Of manure
and to have the mulch at least foot
thick. Nothing Is so good for q mulch
AS corn stalks, and In raising potatoes
in a garden, the stalks may DO piled
on the edge of the patch In gathering,
and may be used for several years.
american AgyicultiVist.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
IN ADMIRALTY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WEST
EkN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

WHEREAS A LIBEL HATH BEEN
w filed in tho District Court Of the uni
ted States of America, Tor the Western Dis
trict of Louisiana, on tho ed day ofAugust,
in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and ighty-seven, by G. J. Il J. S.
Boalner, Esqs., proctors in behalf of Charlss
Il. Piaiienbach, against the steamboat
Prince, and praying the usual process and
monition OF the Court, that all persons in
terested in tho said steamboat Prince, her
tackle, apparel and furniture, may be cited
to answer the premises, and all due pro-
eeedings being had, that tho same may be
to DO distributed according to law. There
fore, in pursuance OF the said monition,
under the seal of the said court, to me Gli-
rected and delivered, do hereby give no.
tice generally. unto all persons having or
pretending to have any right, title or inter
est therein. and to Il. g. Rawlings. master
of tho said steamboat Prince, in special, to
appear before the aforesaid court, at the
city of Monroe, La, on the 3rd day of Octo-
ber next, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, then
and there to answer the said libel aud 10
make their allegations in that behalf.
Dated at the city of Monroe this, I'd day
Of October, A. D., 1887.
A. G. GIBSON, u. s. Marshal.
G. j. & j. s. BoATNER, Proctors.
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Recipes.

Poultry and game are less nutritious
but more digestible than other meats.
Boiled fowls with sauce. over which
crate tho yolks of eggs, is a magnifi-
cent dish for luncheon. ? g.
Remember, much Of the skill OF
roasting poultry In the best manner
depends upon basting faithfully. r.
The yolk Of eggs bind crust much
better than tho whites. Apply It Ia
tho edges with a brush.
In cooking n fowl, to ascertain when
it is done, put a skewer Ia the breast,
aud If the breast is tender the fowl II
done.
TO give roast birds a frothy appear.
ancc, dredge just before they are done
with flower, and basic literally with
melted butter.
When onions are added to stuffing
chop them so fine that in eating the mix.
ture ono docs not detect their presence
by biting into Il piece.
Eggs often turn black when boiled
hard. II they are put in boiling water
ten minutes, and then into cold water,
the yolk will remain II bright yellow.
Ladies doing their own mark etinl
will do we'll to rumember that young
poultry may be told by the tip of the
breastbone being soft and easily ben
between tho fingers, and when fresh by
its bright. full eye, plant feet and
soft, moist skin.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF
OUACHlTA.-No. -.
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Ono of the novelties and luxurics
of the period is banana cake. Take
Que cupial of butter, two cupfuls of
sugar, one cupful OF water or OF sweet
milk, ttree eggs, four cnpfnls of flour,
three small teaspoonful of baking pow.
der. Mix lightly and bake in layers,
Mako an icing Of tho whites of two
eggs and one and a. half cupfnls of pow
dered sugar. Spread this on the lay
ers, and thon cover quickly and en-
tirety with bananas sliced thin. The
cake may be favored with vanilla.
Tho top should be simply frosted.
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F.: w. BLEES. B. A.

University of Heidelberg and Graduate Of the
Royal Music School Of Wuersburg, Germany,
begs to inform his friends and the public
that he will continue to give private instruc-
ton In Music and Languages. The best
methods and technical means of instruc-
ton (dtgitorium, etc., used.
Terms payable monthly IN Aduance.
5000 per Month.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF
OCACHITA.-No GAG.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARGARET II
STONE,

NTHEREAS JOHN Il. STONE HAS Pc
w titioned the court for letters of adj
ministration on the estate OF the late Mrs.
Margaret III. Stone. deceased. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern
prayer of the said petitioner shonld not he
granted.
BY order of the Court:
AUSTIN GREEN. Clerk.
T. o. BESroS, Attorney.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ creditors of this estate, and to all other
persons herein interested, to show cause
within ton days from the present no.
tiication, II any they have or can, why the
account presented by Mrs. NJ. A. Allen,
ADMINISTRATIVE, shonld not be approved
and homologated, and the funds distrib-
uted in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court:
AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
II. q. BENTON. Attorney.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-09-10
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